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I'm a new contractor at a client site and I currently have somewhat of a
dilemma while building their new XP Images. I've gotten the number of images
for XP down from about 5 or so to just one (for desktops and laptops) using
sysprep/ghost. Their old image used the Windows directory as c:\Winnt as
opposed to the default of c:\Windows. Outside of their specific application
installs which use c:\Winnt that can be re-built to use c:\Windows and a
small fraction of custom applications that can be found a way to support
c:\Windows what is the "technical downside" to using c:\Winnt as the Win
directory? Does anyone know of any published documents or official word from
Microsoft in regards to changing this? What arguments can I use to prove the
new image should be c:\Windows. Am I wrong to want to change this?
dilemma while building their new XP Images. I've gotten the number of images
for XP down from about 5 or so to just one (for desktops and laptops) using
sysprep/ghost. Their old image used the Windows directory as c:\Winnt as
opposed to the default of c:\Windows. Outside of their specific application
installs which use c:\Winnt that can be re-built to use c:\Windows and a
small fraction of custom applications that can be found a way to support
c:\Windows what is the "technical downside" to using c:\Winnt as the Win
directory? Does anyone know of any published documents or official word from
Microsoft in regards to changing this? What arguments can I use to prove the
new image should be c:\Windows. Am I wrong to want to change this?